[Bloodhound]

How do you do this and what does it affect? This one a new one on me, but I'm willing to wrench. If anyone wants a step by step TRE mod for an 03 sv650 let me know and I'll post the link for you, it cost about 50cents and takes about 20 minutes.

 

[AvidSV650Rider]

If you want to remove the entire pair system, you'll have to remove the reed valves from the head which will prove more difficult than just simple wrenching.

 

[Bloodhound]

Is it a worthwhile modifacation other than getting rid of hiccups off the throttle? Or rather, are the advantages great enough to warrant doing it?

 

[AvidSV650Rider]

Is it a worthwhile modifacation other than getting rid of hiccups off the throttle? Or rather, are the advantages great enough to warrant doing it?

Personally, I don't think there is a worthwhile advantage. I disabled mine by putting a bolt in the T-fitting and the bike felt like it had less power. Now, I doubt this is true, but that's just how it felt to me.

But other than getting rid of those little pops, it does nothing for you besides remove a little bit of weight.

 

[Bloodhound]

Thanx for the response Avid, I don't think I'll be doing that then, and actually I got my bike at MD Racing right now getting my Power Commander dyno-tuned, so I don't think I'll be messing with it now anyhow. Thanx for the info though.

 

[RedAggie03]

I have a write up with good pics on my web site in my sig...just go to pictures and click on my bike...

 

[Mrwoo]

Bloodhound could you hook me up with a link on how to do this mod? Can't find one anywere.

 

[RedAggie03]

I used Chewys PAIR removal kit and it was worth it. I used rubber caps before and they had cracked and were leaking. Using Cheweys stuff I removed the whole pair system (actually weighs a couple of pounds) and no more poping.